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Lewis’s *Flash Boys* details the rise of high-frequency trading and its impact on traditional stock markets. The book chronicles the experiences of individuals who uncovered evidence suggesting unfair advantages were being exploited by these rapid traders. It explores how sophisticated technology allowed some firms to gain an edge through market manipulation, primarily benefiting those with access to advanced data feeds and speed. The narrative is relevant for investors, regulators, and anyone interested in understanding modern financial markets and their vulnerabilities.

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What is the main subject of Michael Lewis's book Flash Boys?

The book explores the world of high-frequency trading (HFT) and how it is used to rig the US stock market. Lewis details how traders use fiber optic cables to gain microsecond advantages over regular investors.

Who is Brad Katsuyama in Flash Boys?

Brad Katsuyama is a Royal Bank of Canada trader who discovered that the stock market was rigged by high-frequency algorithms. He is the main protagonist of the book and goes on to create a new, fairer stock exchange called IEX.

When was Michael Lewis's Flash Boys published?

The nonfiction book was published in 2014 by W. W. Norton & Company. It quickly became a massive bestseller and sparked public outrage over Wall Street practices.

Did Flash Boys lead to any real-world regulatory changes?

Following the book's release, the FBI and the US Department of Justice launched investigations into high-frequency trading firms. The massive publicity also brought millions of traders to the newly established IEX exchange.

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